Global Warming

Global warming is the rise in Earth’s temperature from greenhouse gases. It’s melting ice, shifting weather, and heating up our future. 🌡️🌍

What is CBAM? The carbon border rule quietly rewriting European trade

Digital illustration of CBAM at the EU border, with trucks and a cargo ship emitting smoke while imports are scanned for carbon emissions before entering the European market.

CBAM is no longer some Brussels acronym floating above the real economy. Since January 1, 2026, the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism has moved into its definitive phase, putting carbon costs on certain imports and changing the math for exporters, industrial buyers, and electricity traders alike. Here’s what CBAM is, why it exists, how it works, and why the Western Balkans should be paying very close attention.

Global warming: The heat, the causes, and the future

The Earth’s rising temperatures are transforming our world in ways we can no longer ignore—triggering extreme weather, putting ecosystems at risk, and disrupting our everyday lives. And let’s be clear, human activity is a big part of this story. The challenge may feel overwhelming, but the good news is we’re not out of time. We still have the power to make a real difference. The future is in our hands, and what we choose to do today will shape the world for generations to come.